New Perennials

	Ajuga, Raspberry Wren, Bugleweed An abundance of mauve pink flowers appear in early spring to kick off the season with a show of color.
	Allium hybrid, Bee's Knees, Ornamental Onion Allium Bee's Knees forms a tight mound of glossy green foliage. An abundance of golf ball sized lavender purple flowers bloom from July through August. Pollinator magnet! Makes a good companion plant.
	Allium schubertii, Tumbleweed Onion Featuring large rosy-pink flowers that resemble fireworks. This is an exciting statement piece that will turn heads. Attracts pollinators and repels deer and rabbits.
	Anemone x hybrid, Dawn Breaker, Windflower Spring bloomer! This mid-sized anemone will bloom in June unlike the rest of the windflower family.
	Anemone x hybrid, Puff Pink, Windflower Pink pompom flowers mature to silvery-pink hues. Excellent cut flower.
	Aquilegia caerulea, Earlybird Purple White, Columbine Beautiful bright purple and white flowers with a tidy, mounded habit. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.
	Astilbe x arendsii, Chocolate Shogun, False Spirea Chocolate-bronze foliage makes the perfect backdrop for its pink-blushed flowers. Can tolerate more sun but requires plenty of moisture.
	Baptisia hybrid, Musical Duet, False Indigo White and violet bi-color flowers emerge above attractive green foliage in late spring to early summer.
	Chrysanthemum x hybrid, Hardy White Daisy, Mum White flowers bloom in late summer and into the fall. Hardy mums can withstand severe cold.
	Clematis, Baroness Fookes, (pruning code 3) An abundance of large purple flowers with ruffled edges. Re-blooms in the fall. Pruning code 3: Prune hard in late winter to early spring about 12-18" from the ground just before new growth starts.
	Clematis, Elpis, (pruning code 3) Bold deep red flowers with yellow anthers, add vertical richness to tight spaces. Pruning code 3: Prune hard in late winter to early spring about 12-18" from the ground just before new growth starts.
	Clematis, Ithemba, (pruning code 3) Elegant white flowers with pink bars and ruffled edges. Pruning code 3: Prune hard in late winter to early spring about 12-18" from the ground just before new growth starts.
	Delphinium grandiflorum, Hunky Dory, Larkspur Heavily branched habit with sturdy stems and large blooms, Hunky Dory is one of the most uniform series of Delphinium. Blooms all summer and makes a nice cut flower. Zone 4b hardy. Great cut flower.
	Dianthus barbatus, Black Adder, Sweet William Compact base with dark scarlet (almost black) fragrant flowers.
	Dianthus x hybrid, Raspberry Jam, Pinks Featuring pink frilly flowers with crimson eyes and red streaks. An abundance of flowers with a tidy, uniform habit.
	Echinacea hybrid, Raspberry Ripple, Coneflower Featuring double, raspberry pink flowers with a darker center. The flowers measure 4-4.5 inches across and bloom on strong, well branching, upright stems from mid to late summer.
	Eupatorium purpureum, Monarch Madness White, Joe Pye Weed Large snow-white flower clusters form atop light to mid-green stems. An excellent specimen or hedge plant and is loved by butterflies.
	Grass: Andropogon gerardii, Rain Dance, Big Bluestem Grass: Andropogon
	Grass: Schizachyrium, Twilight Zone, Little Bluestem Stands out with its luminous, silvery-blue foliage with hints of purple pronounced in mid to late summer.
	Heliopsis helianthoides, Orange Marble, False Sunflower Heliopsis
	Heliopsis helianthoides, Rays for Days, False Sunflower Golden double yellow flowers that resemble that of zinnias. Perfect for cut flowers.
	Heliopsis helianthoides, Sole Giatto, False Sunflower A remarkably compact False Sunflower perfect for containers, borders or any sunny spot! Long lasting 3" cheerful yellow blooms.
	Helleborus, New York Night, Lenten Rose Dark purple to black flowers with creamy yellow stamens. Charming first-flowering perennials of spring.
	Hemerocallis, Bogeyman (Tetraploid), Daylily Dark maroon flowers with a bright yellow-green throat. A low-maintenance choice for borders, containers, or mixed beds.
	Hemerocallis, Don't Lose Heart (Tetraploid), Daylily Pink and cranberry colored flowers with a vibrant green throat. The eye zone of the flower nearly covers the entire petal.
	Hemerocallis, Gothic Grenadine (Triploid), Daylily Large, deep red blooms with a sophisticated pie-crust edging. Celebrated as one of the darkest red varieties available.
	Hemerocallis, One Hit Wonder (Triploid), Daylily Apricot orange flowers with a dark purple eye and edging. This beautiful daylily will add a touch of sophistication and charm to your garden landscape.
	Hemerocallis, See You Tomorrow (Tetraploid), Daylily Worlds first daylily to bloom for 7 days! Starting off with light yellow-green maturing to orange as they age.
	Heuchera, Fire Chief, Coral Bells Scarlet red mounds of foliage with white and pink bi-colored flowers. Leaves emerge glowing wine red in spring, then mature to deeper crimson shades in summer and fall.
	Heuchera, Forever Midnight, Coral Bells Ruffled purple-black foliage with delicate white flowers.
	Heuchera, Indian Summer Silverberry, Coral Bells Beautiful mounds of silver-gray foliage with burgundy undersides.
	Hibiscus hybrid, Garnet Globes, Rose Mallow Red 7" blooms with a dark center. Shrub-like habit that is wonderful for a focal point in a moist and well drained garden environment.
	Hibiscus hybrid, Summer in Paradise, Rose Mallow Gorgeous pinkish-red flowers that are heavily ruffled and overlapping. The deep green foliage makes a contrasting backdrop to display its lovely flowers.
	Hibiscus moscheutos, Cranberry Punch, Rose Mallow This striking hibiscus displays deep red, 4-5" flowers with dark green foliage. It has a mounding habit with a 3' spread. Highly resistant to powdery mildew.
	Iris ensada, Dinner Plate Carrot Cake, Japanese Iris Flowers display white petals outlined in blue with a charming golden yellow eye. Add visual impact as well as a sophisticated color palette to any garden space.
	Iris ensata, Light at Dawn, Japanese Iris White flowers with a purple veining edge and a soft yellow throat. It will create an impressive clump that stands out in garden beds and borders.
	Iris germanica, Mariposa Autumn, Tall Bearded Iris Rosy-violet standards and sparkling white falls. A great addition to gardens in full sun. This garden standout is a vigorous re-bloomer and winner of multiple awards from the American Iris Society.
	Iris germanica, Wintry Sky, Tall Bearded Iris Beautiful large white and violet blue bi-color flowers. Upright habit. Wonderful for mass plantings, rock gardens, and naturalizing.
	Iris sibirica, Blue Bird, Siberian Iris Striking blue flowers marked with white and yellow veining and grass-like foliage. It prefers full sun to partial shade and flourishes in well-drained soils.
	Lavender stoechas, Plum Power, Lavendula stoechas New heat-loving, water-wise, pollinator-friendly addition for your easy-care garden. Plum Power really pumps out the flowers.
	Lavender, La Diva Eternal Elegance, Lavendula angustifolia A complete breakthrough for English Lavender types with earlier flowering, blooming months before most English Lavender. Incredibly fragrant flowers and foliage are ideal additions to sachets and potpourris. It perfumes the air with its outstanding fragrance.
	Lavender, La Diva Eternal Grace, Lavendula angustifolia Deep violet-purple flowers on sturdy spikes, compact mounded shape, and superior heat/humidity tolerance, blooming heavily from spring until frost, making it excellent for pots, borders, and mass plantings due to its robust growth, early & continuous flowering, and deer resistance. Larger blooms and a bit more vigorous than La Diva Elegance. This variety offers a breakthrough in Lavandula angustifolia, delivering the classic English lavender fragrance and look with enhanced performance.
	Lemon Verbena, Golden Wind, Lippia Citriordora This golden-leaved variety of the tender Lemon Verbena is named after the Inca tribe King of South America. The wonderfully sweet scent of the leaves is stronger than lemons and is the best of the "lemony" herbs. Leaves are strongest at the time of flowering. Both the leaves and flowers are used for culinary purposes (teas, desserts, fruit salads and jams), for perfumes and cosmetics, for potpourris and as herbal medicines.
	Lilium asiaticum, Tiny Cosmic, Asiatic Lily Orange flowers with maroon speckles. Ideal for borders, containers, and rock gardens. This plant does best in full sun to partial shade.
	Lilium asiaticum, Tiny Massive, Asiatic Lily Black and yellow flowers with a compact form. Retailers' Choice Award for Best New Product
	Lilium orientalis, Aisha, Oriental Lily Crisp white double blooms with lime green midribs. This variety does not produce pollen. Excellent for borders, providing striking color and contrast.
	Lilium orientalis, Azra, Oriental Lily White and pink double flowers with hot pink flecks. 3-5 flowers per stem. Boasting a high bud count and a relatively extended cultivation time, Azra emerges as a pinnacle of floral sophistication.
	Lilium orientalis, Nowa, Oriental Lily Large, white and pink double blooms with an intricate pattern of dark pink spots. When planted in groups, the flowers fill the garden air with their exquisite scent.
	Lupinus x, Gallery Blue, Lupine Shorter lupine with compact blue and purple hued blooms. Lupines look great when planted in large groups to highlight a single color.
	Lupinus x, Gallery Red, Lupine Grow Gallery Red in a cut-flower bed, plant them in mass on slopes or along woodland paths, or use them in containers for a bold statement on your patio or porch.
	Paeonia lactiflora, King's Day (2019), Peony Large, salmon-orange, semi-double flowers bloom in late spring to early summer. This variety has sturdy stems, is a reliable grower and produces many flowers.
	Paeonia lactiflora, Madame de Verneville (1885), Peony Creamy white double blooms occasionally flecked with crimson markings. This timeless peony will bring charm to your garden.
	Paeonia lactiflora, Panther Blush (1856), Peony Rose pink, semi-double flowers are displayed in late spring to early summer. Wonderful for cut flower arrangements.
	Paeonia lactiflora, Pecher (1867), Peony Semi-double blooms open very soft pink and mature to white, sometimes with a few red threads. Plants have excellent form and blooms are wonderfully fragrant.
	Paeonia suffrruticosa, Lavender, Tree Peony Large lavender flowers attract pollinators in spring. Provide a location out of strong wind to prevent damage.
	Paeonia suffruticosa, Purple, Tree Peony Elevate your floral offering with the structural elegance and massive blooms of the Tree Peony. Unlike herbaceous varieties, Paeonia suffruticosa forms a permanent, woody shrub that does not die back to the ground in winter, offering year-round architectural value and increasing bloom proficiency with maturity. The massive flower heads (often 6-10 inches across) and unique woody stems make these a focal point in high-end arrangements.
	Papaver orientale, Heartbeat, Oriental Poppy Deep red to maroon-purple flowers with a dark center. Large, semi-double blooms on strong stems.
	Perovskia atriplicifolia, Jelena, Russian Sage Soft lavender-blue flowers provide elegance among silvery green foliage. This fragrant plant attracts pollinators and is suited for drier spots in full sun.
	Phlox hybrid, Cloudburst, Tall Cusion Phlox Lavender-purple flowers with magenta eyes. Emits a pleasant fragrance and it has flowers covering the entire plant all the way to the ground. Mounding habit.
	Phlox paniculata, Backlight, Garden Phlox Pure white flowers shine bright against the dark green foliage giving it a nice contrast. Try this with other white-flowering plants to create a moonlight garden.
	Phlox paniculata, Early Magenta, Garden Phlox Vibrant magenta-purple flowers that bloom early on mildew-resistant, compact foliage.
	Phlox x bifida, Bedazzled Lavender, Hybrid Spring Phlox Lavender flowers with lighter halo centers and a dark purple star-shaped eye.
	Polemonium caeruleum, Blue Pearl, Jacob's Ladder Sky-blue flowers are displayed in spring with distinctive gold stamens.
	Primula vulgaris, Violetta, Primrose Stunning color of violet and blue flowers. Wonderful for a shade border.
	Salvia hybrid, Moulin Rouge, Meadow Sage Features the deepest shade of pink flowers. A staple for sunny gardens. Produces a bountiful mass of colorful flower spires from late spring into early summer.
	Sedum, Neon Nova, Stonecrop Enjoy the hot pink vibrancy of this easy to care for plant. Perfect for sunny, dry garden spaces.
	Sedum, Red Angelina, Stonecrop Add some spunk to your garden with this brand new intense red sedum. Low maintenance, easy to grow, and perfect for sunny rock gardens, planters, and mass plantings.
	Sempervivum, Splatter Matters, Hen & Chicks Add a splash of color with this green sempervivum that features streaks of intense pink, red, and burgundy. Great for rock gardens, containers and borders.
	Stachys byzantina, Key Lime, Lamb's Ear Soft chartreuse foliage adds interest and color in borders, flowerbeds and mass plantings.
	Stachys monnieri, Summer Crush, Betony Small pink and white bi-colored flowers appear in dense spikes. Forms attractive clumps of green, glossy leaves.
	Thyme, Summerdreams Spicy, Thymus citriodorus A new fragrant thyme that is a particularly spicy chili thyme adding a special flavor to the summer herb experience. Ideal for planting in a dry area,with good drought-tolerance, perfect for scented gardens. Summer flowering also makes it very attractive for pollinating insects.
	Tradescantia x andersoniana, Amethyst Kiss, Spiderwort Periwinkle blue flowers with yellow stamens bloom from early summer through fall. Great choice for rain gardens.
	Vernonia x hybrid, Summer's Swan Song, Ironweed Forms a sturdy, upright clump with deep purple flowers that attract pollinators in the fall.
	Veronica longifolia, Skyward Lilac, Speedwell Substantial lilac-purple spikes sit atop sturdy foliage with an upright, compact habit.
	Veronica spicata, Wizard of Ahhs, Speedwell Showcasing thick spikes of violet blue flowers. One of the earliest Veronica to bloom.